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A Belgrave business has closed its doors due to enduring ongoing abuse and vandalism.

The business is one of many in the main street strip that are seriously concerned over a group of individuals, who they say are constantly drinking in public and abusing customers, residents and staff.

Due to fear of retribution, the business owners have asked to remain anonymous.

The business owner said they’d been 'forced out’ due to 'vulgar behaviours’, adding they had received ongoing abuse at the hands of some groups who assembled near Blacksmith Way. “If you’re not safe in your business place and not protected, then you don’t really want to stay,” the business owner said.

“They sit in the doorway drinking; you couldn’t approach or confront them.

“They harass you, intimidate you, they’re aggressive, it doesn’t make you feel safe at all and doesn’t make you want to come to work.”

Various business owners have verified the group of around 20 people regularly meet to drink alcohol near the entrance to Belgrave Station.

One store owner, whose store backs on to Blacksmith Way, said they regularly found drug paraphernalia there and, when leaving work, many employees had been approached by the group.

“We’ve been dealing with drug paraphernalia out the back, dealing with the guys out the back who approach us when we’re out there," another Belgrave store owner said.

“Sometimes you’re walking on the front of the street, especially come summer when it’s hot, and they are out for hours - it’s about to get really bad, they get really drunk, really early and you can’t even walk out the front sometimes, because they approach you.”

Even Belgrave icon Baba Desi said he no longer risked going out after dark.

“I don’t really go out at night ... you used to be able to go anywhere,” he said.

According to the Crime Statistics Agency, drug-related offences in Belgrave have risen 29 per cent since 2016 and crimes against the person offences have risen from 77 in 2016 to 102 for the period ending 18 April 2017.

Business owners and residents are experiencing the statistics first-hand, with many reporting smashed and scratched windows.

While there is no evidence to suggest the two are related - both Belgrave police and business owners believe that CCTV would improve safety.

Police allege the offenders are coming from suburbs near Belgrave with most being considered locals to the Dandenong Ranges.

“There’s not much CCTV in Belgrave,” Sergeant Mick Hall at Belgrave Police said.

“We are there regularly as it’s one of our patrol targets ... some have been arrested for being drunk and we give them infringement notices.”

Drinking in public comes with a $200 on-thespot fine from council and anyone who sees this behaviour in Belgrave is urged to contact police.

CTTV technology is on its way to Belgrave and will be part of a major rollout which will also see Monbulk and Mount Evelyn included, but no date has been set.

Lisa Brooks, part of the Proactive Policing Unit at Lilydale, said the CCTV units would all be relayed to local police stations as well as Lilydale, which is the only 24-hour station in the Yarra Ranges.

“It’s a safety and security measure ... they’ve been proven to work very effectively as a deterrent to crime,” she said.

But some business owners can no longer wait for CCTV and have decided to move on instead.

“I would rather risk losing money and moving than staying here and dealing with the abuse and the stress of having them outside my shop,” the business owner who is leaving said.

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The hills are alive

By Peter Douglas You’d be hard-pressed to walk the streets of a hills town without bumping into someone who wasn’t born at the Angliss Hospital.

Though this is understandable, given the hospital recently celebrated its 100,000th birth at the much-loved icon.

To mark the milestone, Monbulk MP James Merlino, Eastern Health Chief Executive Officer David Plunkett, and City of Knox councillors Darren Pearce and Jake Keogh were among the attendees at a special celebration held at the hospital on Friday 1 September.

Though the main attraction was baby Taylor and her mother Elise, of Chirnside Park, who were only too happy to help with festivities.

The hospital’s milestone baby came into the world on 10.25am on Monday 31 July.

Taylor is Elise’s third girl, with all being delivered at the Angliss Hospital.

Since opening in 1939, the 100,000th

delivery represents more than just a number, but also decades of commitment and technological advancement.

Speaking in front of a reverent crowd, Edwina Dowling, a midwife for over 25 years at the hospital, said it was important to remember the hospital’s history.

“We’ve witnessed incredible change in maternity services, particularly over the past several years,” she said.

“Parents now expect a healthy journey through childbirth, but that wasn’t always the case. A hundred years ago many feared childbirth because there were many deaths and bad experiences for both mother and child.

“With technological advances, we now have everything we need to provide a positive experience.

“It still gives me goosebumps when a mother first sees their new child, or when a child gets to see their brother or sister for the first time.”

However, Ms Dowling said it was important to remember not all occasions were so joyous, with many en-

during the pain of losing a newborn.

She said the hospital now had the services and staff to provide a holistic service.

Over the course of the hospital’s history, the largest baby born at Angliss weighed in at 5.76kgs (12.68 pounds); while the lightest was 980g (2.16 pounds) and born at 26 weeks, and staying on at the hospital for three months before going home.

For the record, more boys than girls have been born at the hospital.

On behalf of Health Minister Jill Hennessy, local MP James Merlino said the hospital had an incredible reputation.

“It’s uncanny how many people were born here and now have children here; it’s given me a great deal of pleasure to be a part of this celebration.”

Meanwhile, progress on a capital expansion project at the hospital remains on track.

Eastern Health Executive Director of Information, Technology and Capital Projects, Zoltan Kokai, said the expansion would deliver significant improvements to

the hospital’s clinical environment.

Mr Kokai said highlights of the expansion included the construction of a fourth level above the main hospital building, which would increase the capacity of the hospital’s critical care services.

“The project will deliver a new intensive care unit to enhance critical care services. It will also include an expanded emergency department short-stay unit that will provide care for patients who require a stay of up to 24 hours,” he said.

“In addition, the paediatric emergency and short stay area will also be refurbished.”

Mr Merlino inspected the hospital on Friday to view how works were progressing.

Stage one of the project has now been completed and inpatient services have been relocated to the new fourth level.

This will facilitate stage two works, which will include expanded short stay and paediatric facilities on the second level.

No listening in on new radio waves

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By Derek Schlennstedt Victorian regional and rural residents will lose the ability to listen to emergency services radio from 2018 onwards.

Police and emergency services in the Yarra Ranges are included in a digital radio rollout and will transition from the StateNet radio network to the state’s encrypted digital radio network next year.

The Andrews Labor Government announced in 2016 that it would make the transition to replace outdated and unsafe police and emergency services radios.

The new radio equipment will replace the old analogue system with new secure, encrypted digital equipment providing better voice clarity, coverage and the capability to track the location of devices.

The Victorian Government awarded Telstra an amendment to its 2013 regional digital radio networks arrangement, which will see the police, state emergency services, correctional services, lifesavers and CFA brigades in outer metropolitan including the Dandenong Ranges and Yarra Valley gain access to the network.

Minister for Emergency Services James Merlino said the transition to digital would help keep Victorians safe.

“We are giving our police and emergency services the modern equipment they need to help keep Victorians safe.”

“The safety of our emergency services personnel is paramount and this new system will eliminate key

Mum of the moment, Elise, cuts the celebratory cake at the Angliss Hospital. 172419 Picture: PETER DOUGLAS

On 26 August Olinda police arrested a 29-year-old female from Pakenham at Jacksons Hill Road, Kallista.

The woman was allegedly driving a stolen Audi sedan and police also located in the vehicle an assortment of jewellery, computer equipment and stolen credit cards and driver’s licence.

The woman has been charged with theft of the car and handling stolen goods and was bailed to Ringwood Magistrates Court.

Number plates found Olinda police arrested a 45-year-old Olinda man with theft after locating stolen number plates on his vehicle and two oBike hire bicycles at his home address on 18 August.

The man was charged by summons to appear at Ringwood Magistrates Court.

Flower theft On 1 September a 65-year-old male from Heathmont and a 53-year-old from Lilydale were charged with theft after they tried stealing flowers from the Lakeside Flower Store on Monbulk road.

The two reportedly loaded the car with $150 worth of flowers. Police arrested them at the location and the two were charged with theft.

Sheep killed

A new digital radio service will improve radio connectivity for CFA services, but may result in residents losing the ability to listen in on incidents. 155698 black spots, provide a secure network and make it easier for them to do their vital work across regional Victoria.”

But it is believed that the new system will mean residents will be unable to use scanners to listen to local Country Fire Authority (CFA) fire stations.

This will see rural residents lose access to monitoring emergency ser-

vices radio which saved many lives on February 7, 2009.

Luke Roy from Mount Evelyn CFA said the digital technology would be a welcome change.

“What I like about the digital technology from a fire-fighting perspective is if a truck happens to be fighting a fire and they are caught in a precarious situation that they are struggling with they can press a but-

ton that puts out an SOS call - that will go back to the triple zero dispatch centre,” he said.

“We have some issues trying to use our CFA radios as we still have some drop-off areas ... it’s going to be a welcome change when it happens.”

Labor provided $11.5 million for CFA, Life Saving Vic., SES and Victoria Police to upgrade the radio network.

Lifeview Emerald Glades Lifeview Emerald Glades is your local award winning aged care provider. Located not far from Woolworths, Emerald Glades offers: • Single rooms with en suite, flat screen TV, Foxtel and Wi-Fi • On-site Chef, fresh home-cooked meals and baked treats • An extensive daily activity program • Hairdressing Salon and Physiotherapy • Happy Hours • Men’s Shed • Alfresco dining and relaxing areas • Specialist Memory Support Programs • Rainbow Tick accredited.

Emerald Glades provides ageing-in-place and respite services, and is home to a range of residents from varying financial backgrounds.

Sometime overnight on 2 September, a sheep had its throat cut on a property off Gembrook Launching Place road. Police believe the offender used a sharp blade to cut the animal's throat. Anyone who has any information or has seen suspicious activity in the area is urged to contact police on 000 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

McGregor vs Mayweather fight The infamous boxing match between Floyd Mayweather and Connor McGregor transcended off of the screen and into reality for punters, when after watching the match a fight broke out in the parking lot of Paradise Valley Hotel in Clematis.

Police report that on 27 August four or five patrons from Paradise Valley Hotel were involved in a fight outside after the controversial boxing match on TV came to an end. The incident is currently being investigated and police are looking at video footage.

We invite you to come for a tour and to find out more about this lively, welcoming gem, in the heart of the Emerald community.

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Hot or cold, advice is best Body

watch Jerome Higgins

Physiotherapist, Dandenong Ranges Physio, Olinda

Barely a day passes without one of our physios being asked, ‘should I put heat or ice on it?’

The best way to answer this question in general is to actually explain the factors that need consideration.

Remember, ice is used to restrict circulation, and heat to increase circu-

lation: How old is the injury?

Ice immediately post-injury for 10 to 15 minutes, which you can repeat every two to three hours for the first 72 hours.

The acute inflammatory stage only lasts for around 14 days.

Within this time period, most acute or sudden injuries continue to respond well to ice rather than heat but there are exceptions.

What type of injury is it?

Muscular strains can be heated before activity after a couple of days, and even muscular tears after five to 10 days depending on bruising.

Ligament sprains will respond much better to ice for the length of the injury - even for weeks and months, es-

pecially if there is persistent swelling.

Same goes for post-surgery.

And discs and tendons respond differently again, as they have a very poor blood supply and react different to thermal changes - always seek advice for these injuries as the wrong management can have disastrous effects.

Is there swelling?

Swelling should be managed with regular elevation above heart level, and almost always with icing at the same time, even if it is a long-term or chronic problem.

Is there reduced or increased skin sensation, or skin colour or temperature changes?

This can indicate problems with the circulation or the nerve supply to the

regional circulation, which is potentially dangerous to extreme temperatures. In general, seek physio or medical advice before applying heat or ice.

What does the person do for work/ sport?

If you have an active job, and your injury gets worse with activity, then rest and ice may be more beneficial than heat.

If you have a sedentary job or lifestyle, then heat and activity may be more beneficial.

Again, you physio can provide the best advice on an individual basis depending on your injury.

Can I use both heat and ice?

Yes, this can be effective especially after sport or activity.

Snippets LinC Community Transport has volunteers available to drive you to the shops or visit a friend. If you are over 65, have a disability, do not drive and cannot access public transport. For more information, please call Mark between 10am and 1pm on 5967 2119.

Powerpoint classes Powerpoint Presentation for beginners. Tuesday 5 September, from 1.30pm to 4pm. Tuesday 5 September. Three weeks for $40 (concession) or $60 full fee. Inquiries or bookings to Christine on 9751 1264.

Day trip Emerald Evergreens Senior Citizens. Five-day trip to the Grampians, from 20 to 24 November. Cost is $695pp. $50 deposit. Staying at the Bandicott Motel in Hamilton.

Price includes motel, cooked break-

fast, two-course dinners. Morning teas, entry fees, day trips, visit Halls Gap, Dunkeld Museum, Ararat Goal, Stawell Gift hall of fame, tour Hamilton, many more sites. Contact Elsie on 5968 4952 or 0419 134 546.

Resume writing workshop is on Monday 18, at 1pm. For further information, call CNH on 5968 9031 or visit www.cockatooneighbourhoodhouse.org.au.

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Calling all Superheroes grades, Prep to Grade 6, for a Kids Holiday program of extraordinary proportions.

Tuesday 26 to Thursday 28 September, 9.30am to 12.30pm each day.

Games, craft, songs, food, skits, heaps more. Ferntree Gully Baptist Church, 17 Hunter Street, Ferntree Gully. Cost $2 each day. Call Jeanette 0425 727 119 or 9762 7115.

Activities at Cockatoo Neighbourhood House in September: Community Dinner at Cockatoo Neighbourhood House (CNH) on Sunday 17 September at 6pm. If you would like to help with set up or to cook then come along at 4pm. You can also bring a plate of food to share if you would like to and meet your ‘neighbours’ over a meal. This is a free event so bring the family. Also: Guided Meditation and Sound Healing continues every Tuesday evening at 7pm. Learn to make your own moisturiser, cleanser and toner on Monday 11 at 1pm to 3pm. Healthy cooking on Thursday 21 at 10am.

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Trees for weeds Trees for Weeds swap outside Emerald Library on Saturday 9 September, 10am to 2pm. Trade bags of weeds for local indigenous plants, expert help to identify weeds and give advice. Hosted by Cardinia Shire Council and Friends of Emer-

Christ will rid the earth of all its problems and will reign as King over all nations.

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Community planting Friends of Emerald Lake Park will hold a Community Planting on Sunday 10 September, 9am to noon.

Followed by a barbecue lunch. Bring own gloves. Meet at the Lakeside car park, Emerald Lake Park. Further information on 5968 4603.

Car boot sale Monbulk Produce Market and Car Boot Sale. Saturday 9 September, from 9am-2pm. Monbulk Produce Market’s third birthday celebrations kick off with an assortment of carbon sale items and market stalls selling many produce items. BYO coffee cups and food bags (market bags are available of $6). Stall inquiries to 0419 857 524 or monbulkmarket@gmail.com

Monbulk MP James Merlino has called on applications for the Creators Fund, which aims to support creatives to undertake research and focus on developing their careers.

The Creators Fund is a fellowship-style of program that will provide grants of between $20,000 to $50,000 to support individuals or creative collectives to work intensively for a period between three to six months.

Mr Merlino said the fund will provide creative practitioners with unprecedented opportunity to devote time to their practice.

“Our region is home to an extraordinary creative community and I encourage local artists and creative practitioners to find out more about the program and apply,” he said.

Expressions of interest close on 7 September.

For more information, visit creative.vic.gov.au

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Elite athletes often use this system with ice baths and a warm plunge pool, varying time between both immediately after activity.

The ice helps reduce the inflammation from strains or knocks and the heat helps to improve circulation to the soft tissues, remove the build-up of lactic acid and prevent post-exercise soreness.

You can use localised heat and ice for muscle soreness after activity, except there is any bruising, bleeding or acute injury it will make these.

And remember, the earlier you seek treatment from a physio for an injury, the easier it is to manage, and the quicker to improve.

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Chains of hope

By Peter Douglas Kallista Kindergarten has officially unveiled its fantastic new expansion and renovations, with children cutting a paper-chain to celebrate the occasion.

Minister for Education, James Merlino, and Yarra Ranges Shire Mayor, Cr Noel Cliff, on Friday 1 September were among the dignitaries to attend the unveiling of the works, designed to improve programs the kinder can offer to local families.

The expansions include renovating the centre’s verandah, building a new accessible entrance and a new administration area, and upgrading the bathrooms and storage areas.

The much-loved kindergarten runs programs for three and four-year-old children and can accommodate as many as 48 children.

Cr Noel Cliff said the upgrades will ensure local children enjoy the best possible start to their school life.

“I would like to acknowledge the work of Yarra Ranges Council’s officers, who have been heavily involved in the consultation, planning and implementation of the redevelopment,” Cr Cliff said. ”I have been informed that there were a number of challenges to the process, including the available space, substantial slope and the building configuration.

“But by working together, we now have developed this inclusive space, which will continue to assist children in their learning.

“So a big thankyou from me to everyone involved.”

Cr Cliff acknowledged the upgrade would not have been possible without the $250,000 funding support from the Victorian Government.

Mr Merlino said the funds were money well spent.

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The Southern Dandenongs Landcare Group and Platypus Education Group ambassadors are revegetating Monbulk Creek to provide a healthy habitat for the platypus. 172385

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President of the parents' committee, Vanessa Leaver, Education Minister, James Merlino, and Mayor Noel Cliff help to cut the paper-chain. 172420 Pictures: PETER DOUGLAS

Vanessa Leaver joins in official duties at the kindergarten. 172420 children and families and ensuring that every child gets access to quality early years programs,” he said.

“We’re investing in first-rate education facilities for Yarra Ranges families because having great facilities makes a

big difference to children’s lives.”

Mr Merlino said Yarra Ranges families will also benefit from the Government’s $202 million Education State Early Childhood Reform Plan, announced in this year’s Budget.

Learning and sharing knowledge about maintaining healthy waterways is something the Southern Dandenongs Landcare group volunteers and Platypus Education Group ambassadors are passionate about.

To demonstrate that passion, the group planted 500 indigenous species around Monbulk Creek last year and is set to do the same for this year’s Platypus Festival.

The planting is just one of many that the group has undertaken to protect one of Belgrave’s most beloved residents - the platypus.

The Southern Dandenongs Landcare group is gearing up for the Platypus Festival at Belgrave Lake Park on 10 September and is inviting the community to attend and take part in a range of fun and educational activities.

Lyster Ward Councillor, Mike Clarke, said the Council Bushland team would be revegetating areas along the creek on the day.

“We invite everyone to come along and get your hands dirty to help keep the creek healthy,” Cr Clarke said.

“We will be planting about 500

plants from the Southern Dandenongs Landcare Indigenous Community Nursery.

“These native plants stop the weeds and encourage a healthy creek and home for the platypus that live here.”

The 500 plants have been funded

by G.J. Gardner Homes’ 15 Trees Project and Council provided a $5000 grant to the Platypus Education Group and the Environmental Education for Kids.

The Platypus Festival is a free family event that runs annuals and celebrates and recognises the unique environment people in the Dandenong Ranges live in where residents share their properties with native wildlife such as the platypus.

Cr Clarke said the festival was an opportunity for residents to relax, enjoy live music, and take part in various craft activities and games for children.

Yarra Ranges Council has supported this year’s festival by providing a $1400 grant to Southern Dandenongs Landcare group.

The festival will be held on September 10 at Belgrave Lake Park, with planting set to begin at 12.30pm.

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Why vote?

Australians are being conned by the proposed same-sex marriage postal vote.

The Federal Government should have debated the proposal in Parliament months ago, without the ridiculous expense of $120 million.

It’s only because the Prime Minister wants to appease his conservative backbenchers that the referendum is occurring.

This $120 million is too much money to waste and could have been used on hospital, health care and education.

Bill Shorten needs to lift his game on same-sex marriage, because Turnbull is a ‘Mr Do Little’ MP Shorten does not have to follow.

I urge all Australians to boycott the referendum and force the government to make a decision on same-sex marriage now and prevent much community discourse and anger and save $120 million.

Bruce Johnson, Silvan.

Constant puff In response to 'Thousands flock to see Billy’ (Mail, 15 August), may I point out that the Puffing Billy trains have a negative impact on the environment.

Air pollution from burning coal, by multiple trains daily, and noise pollution from the hooting penetrating whistle is intrusive to residents along the track for up to a kilometre or more each side.

Depending on which way the wind blows, the smoke and cinders are smelt at considerable distance.

It is well accepted as fact that particulate inhalation of coal burning is a serious health risk.

Also, the vegetation along the train-line is mercilessly slashed

in summer so the train does not start fires, severely reducing biodiversity of flora and habitat for fauna.

Furthermore, I am baffled: A non-profit organisation relying on 900 volunteers?

Where does all the money go from this huge increase in patronage by Asian visitors?

Why is Puffing Billy always seeking financial support from governments, which means taxpayers like me?

What then is the point of all this noise, smoke and bluster?

Carey Williams, Gembrook.

Dead-set scary I was concerned to read the article ‘Spooky take on vows’ (Mail, 29 August) that showed children are being encouraged to engage with witchcraft, death and the occult - because that is what Halloween is really all about.

Occult rituals and witchcraft practices are an intrinsic part of the actual time of Halloween.

Witches and Satanists use the night as a major time for their activities.

People who have been personally involved with witchcraft have testified about the rituals and demonic activity relating to Halloween.

There are particular spells and rituals that can only be used on Halloween night and it is said to be the night when the ‘veil’, believed to separate the living from the dead, is thought to be the thinnest.

Allowing, or worse, encouraging children to participate in Halloween may seem harmless, but parents need to be aware of the dark influences their children are being encouraged to think are fun.

Peter Stokes, Monbulk.

Festival brings a healthy har vest It’s time again to learn how to stay healthy while helping your community.

The Healthy Harvest Festival will be held on Saturday 9 September, from 10am to 2pm, at the Sarah Court Preschool in Montrose.

This time around, a recipe book has been created, with recipes donated from kinder families.

An incredible 100 per cent of proceeds will be going to the Lilydale-based Holy Fools charity, which assists local people in need So come along and buy a copy of cook book at the festival to help raise as much funds as possible for Holy Fools.

Come and help celebrate the community event, with loads of family fun activities available, including face-painting, jumping castle, and live music from Lilly Pilly Green and local talent Spark.

Also available are circus performances, drumming workshops, local sporting group activities, a cooking demonstration from Ben Higgs from Wild Oak Restaurant, kids craft and delicious food.

Live wildlife presentations available from Leap into Nature discussing frogs, Platypus Education Group, horticulture demonstrations from Outer East Permaculture Swap, and Yarra Valley Bee Group.

And there are market stalls, loads of fresh vegetables, vegetable seedlings, plants and community stalls.

This is an all-weather event, so Montrose is looking to see four seasons in one day.

Organisers highly recommend wearing gumboots and packing a rain coat.

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Airing their complaints

By Kath Gannaway

Get swoopy Time again to look skywards as magpie-swooping season pounces upon us, claws first.

This time last year around 16 hot-spots were logged around the Yarra Ranges region on the Magpie Alert website.

While it’s important to stay mindful wherever you’re located, it’s particularly the case around Yarra Glen (four reports), Mount Dandenong and Olinda (three reports), and Yarra Junction (three reports).

Reports were also logged at Toolangi, Seville, Macclesfield, Belgrave Heights and Ferntree Gully.

During swooping season, the Department of Environ-

ment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP) is reminding Victorians that swooping is a part of magpies’ breeding behaviour.

DELWP senior wildlife officer Suriya Vij said the first incidents of the swooping season had been reported across Victoria over the past few weeks.

“Being swooped by a territorial bird is no fun, but this is just normal bird behaviour and, if possible, the best response is to keep away from the area,” he said.

“As the weather starts to warm up, birds start breeding and we want people to be aware of swooping birds.

“People should remember not to harm native birds, as they are protected.”

The Magpie Alert site suggests residents: Keep alert and pay attention for any magpie nesting sites.

Keep an ear open for their distinctive calls.

Remember, magpies are urban species, too, so there is generally no escaping them.

If you do get swooped, tell others, log the attack on the Magpie Alert website.

It is important to try to stay calm. If you panic and flap, then this is more likely to appear as aggressive behaviour and provoke a further attack.

Try to protect your eyes with your hands, those large beaks are very sharp and eye injuries have been recorded.

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Have a say on the laws that could affect you.

Picture: KATH GANNAWAY would help resolve issues more effectively,” Mr Wright said.

He added that a big part of managing local laws was around resolving issues.

The council made it very clear back in 2012 when the General Provisions Local Law was on the table that the council took a reactionary approach to many, if not most, of the laws.

Mr Wright touched on that approach saying the question needed to be asked “if we can’t enforce things, do we need a law?”

“We don’t want to unnecessarily interfere with people’s lives, the laws should be there to deal with things people have a concern about.

“We find a lot of things we that we come across could be dealt with by the people who live in close proximity,” he said diplomatically.

“Our response is moving towards helping people resolve the problems they have.”

The council is encouraging residents to use the opportunity to have a say, saying the community consultation would help provide the council with an indication of what is working well with the current local laws,

and what is not.

With the review of the Open Air Burning Law, the council will consolidate its local laws into one volume so in the future they can all be reviewed at the one time.

The laws will not be required to reviewed again until 2028.

To have your say, and view the current local laws document go to https://www.yarraranges. vic.gov.au/Lists/Current-consultation/Local-Laws-Review A hard copy of the local laws document, and the opportunity to make a written submission will also be available at the Yarra Ranges Community Links throughout the shire.

Submissions close 31 October.

The council’s top 10: Burning off.

Animals.

Abandoned vehicles.

Business and permits.

Unsightly property.

Nature strip landscaping.

Vegetation and overhanging trees.

Native vegetation on council land.

Camping.

Obstructions on council land.

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It’s one of the ironies of a local law that, generally, it doesn’t affect someone, until it affects them.

As Yarra Ranges Council calls for feedback on a review of the Open Air Burning Law there is also the opportunity for residents to have a say on existing local laws covering what residents, and visitors, can, can’t and shouldn’t do.

The council's health and local laws executive officer Peter Wright said the review was triggered by the looming expiry of the Open Air Burning Law (2008).

It’s the last law to be reviewed as part of the council’s overall review of local laws that cover topics as diverse as a crowing roosters and roadside trading to nature strips, scare guns, caravans, abandoned vehicles, and more.

The council has compiled a top 10 list of complaints and open air burning is the burning issue with 1609 ‘customer requests’ around smoke nuisance, fire risk and potential breaches of the existing law between 2013 and 2017.

In the same period, 1496 requests were made regarding unregistered vehicles, caravans or trailers on roadsides and nature strips.

Animal-related requests came in at 965.

“The feedback is the first phase of the process and we’re asking people what they think about current local laws, trying to find out what works for them, what’s their experience and to see if there are any parts that they would change, or that

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Yarra Ranges actresses Tuilyn and Rhiannon - both young mothers of primary school age children - understand the joys and challenges of parenthood.

The responsibility of raising happy, healthy, well-adjusted kids in a hectic, technologyfilled world can feel demanding.

We all want to be a good parent, friend, neighbour and citizen of the planet.

Rhiannon and Tuilyn have plenty to draw upon when portraying their characters in God of Carnage, a comedy described as a 90-minute thrill ride into the most dangerous place on earth - parenthood.

Chum Creek resident Justin Stephens, founder and artistic director for Yarra Valleys Redfox3 theatre, will present his newest production to audiences in Upwey this month.

Last year, Redfox3 stunned packed audiences with their critically acclaimed production of the thrilling ghost story The Woman In Black.

This year they are proud to present the hilarious Tony and Olivier award winning smash comedy, God of Carnage.

Justin has assembled a stellar cast including Badger Creek resident Tuilyn Shannon and Rhiannon Leach of Chum Creek.

God of Carnage, from left: Rhiannon Leach, Stephen Shinkfield, Tuilyn Shannon and Adrian Carr.

“The valley is rich with talented performers, casting this show was a breeze,” he said.

“We are all so lucky to live in such a creative community, where we can produce and support quality theatre right on our doorstep.”

Tuilyn said she felt fortunate to have the opportunity to act in such an amazing play.

“After so many years away from theatre, it’s a joy to work with this wonderful cast and crew,” she said.

For Rhiannon, the play is “deliciously fun”.

“We all, the actors get to behave very badly,” she says.

“My character Annette asks ‘How many parents standing up for their children become infantile themselves?’ and that is exactly what happens, appalling childish behaviour ... it’s very liberating.”

Justin is proud of the production, and confident that audiences will love God of Carnage.

“The actors are all immensely funny - I laugh at every rehearsal,” he said.

God of Carnage will play at Burrinja on 23 September.

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- immaculate home set on a usable 2497 sq. mtr block, which is partially fenced for pets and children alike.

- gourmet kitchen with Miele appliances and the open plan design - Modern Bathroom - tilled terrace on the upper level, with the timber entertaining deck on the lower level being the perfect place to sit and observe the abundant birdlife.

- outside is the large garage and carport, a wine cellar with kitchenette and toilet plus a utilities room/laundry.

- stunning panoramic view out towards the Warburton ranges & yarra Valley.

- sun drenched privacy of almost two acres.

- a true character weatherboard home - the separate bungalow is ideal for that extra bedroom/studio with its own separate entrance!

- We could tell you more about the features that include mature european treed gardens, slate paths, glass house, multiple sheds and opposite national park land….but really the only question you need to answer is this….What do yoU Want to WaKe UP to?

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- Undercover accommodation for six vehicles.

- 6 bedrooms, updated bathrooms, large open plan living area with access to a huge entertainers deck - Fully self-contained area featuring heating, cooling and kitchenette area; ideal for home ofice, in law/ teenage accommodation all under the same rooline.

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upwey 59 Kooringal road A SMART MOVE!

$660,000-$726,000

- situated in one of the premiere Upwey locations - Flat 1/3 acre approx. sunny allotment - original hills home with 3 generous sized bedrooms - open plan lounge/dining with the kitchen overlooking the stunning back yard.

- outside you will be thrilled with the large garage and work shop, plus the separate store room which could be used as a studio.

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38 Hilton Road Ferny Creek

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61 Menzies Road Menzies Creek

$810,000 - $860,000

ENTERTAIN ON A GRAND SCALE

CHARACTER, CONVENIENCE AND LIFESTYLE

A stunning example of luxury living at its inest. Set on almost half an acre of land, the home spans over 2 levels and contains three spacious bedrooms, four generous living zones and a large modern kitchen with sleek stainless steel appliances that is centrally positioned to low easily between the indoor and outdoor entertaining areas.

Contact: Glenn Chandler 0418 410 689 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

Surrounded by ¾ acre (approx) of fully useable gardens & green lawns, this character weatherboard home has been the much loved property of the one family for over 20 years. Offering 4 large beds, 2 baths & 3 outstanding living spaces which include a huge rumpus room, spacious family and dining area plus a home oficechildrens play room.

Contact: Sharyn Chandler 0439 882 442 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

2 Breen Terrace Ferny Creek

1353 Burwood Highway Upper Ferntree Gully

$570,000 - $620,000

$640,000 - $700,000

MODERN HILLS LIVING ON A FABULOUS BLOCK

MILLION DOLLAR VIEWS...

Situated in a peaceful location on a fantastic block of approx 1100sqm this warm and welcoming home offers a perfect opportunity to move to the ills and take in all it has to offer. ith a great loor plan, there are two generous size bedrooms, one including a built in robe and a clever and crafty study knook located in the hall.

Contact: Rebecca Halit 0429 888 367 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

You’re sure to be impressed by the open lounge/dining room with SS air con & lofty high ceilings that connects seamlessly to the outdoor entertaining area. The next level offers a beautiful timber kitchen & lovely casual sitting area. The third tier provides 2 good size beds, main bathroom, toilet, & laundry.

The top level is the master suite with full en suite, WIR, parents retreat & phenomenal views.

Contact: Sam Adamson 0421 023 760 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

115 Ridge Rd Mt Dandenong

21-23 Hume Lane Mount Dandenong

$1,090,000-$1,190,000

Classic Federation on Superb Flat Acre!

Merrow Cottages

This outstanding Federation style Executive brick veneer home is on a magniicent sun drenched acre, with glorious gardens that are appreciated from all vantage points & is waiting for a special family that wants to immerse themselves in the heart of the Dandenong Ranges. It is within close proximity to public transport, Mt Dandenong Village & Sky igh. he lexible loorplan is ideally suited to a large or multi generational family & delivers all of the modern necessities. ffering  bedrooms  main with IR  S, plus an ofice & separate play room, the open plan kitchen features a breakfast bar, meals, informal family room opening onto a sunny deck ideal for outdoor entertaining, along with an outdoor covered Alfresco area. Inspect today!

In the heart of the Dandenong Ranges, only 45 min from Melbourne CBD, situated on 11-acres, is a luxurious B+B. Built in 2006, Merrow Cottages is one of Mt Dandenong’s best kept secrets, a highly awarded successful B&B business also providing a classic country home to reside encircled by dry stone walls & landscaping providing garden rooms abundant with European plantings & wildlife. Conveniently accessed via separate driveway, placed for privacy & epitomising the hills, Merrow Cottages offers 2 cosy B+B cottages - “The Gatehouse” & “Forest Edge”. Each cottage is fully self contained enticing guests to this destination for romantic getaways. Heritage detailing, sash windows, classic elegance adorn the weatherboard cottages while stone ire places add to the ambiance with the essential spa bath perfect for a private stay.

Contact: Trevor Bell 0418 333 580 Inspection: By Private Appointmnet (Photo ID Required)

Contact: Corinne Sukroo 0419 805 915 Inspection: By Private Appointment (Photo ID Required)

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275 Mountain Road Gembrook

$950,000 - $1,045,000

$690,000 - $750,000

23 Lawsons Road Emerald

137 Cleared Usable Acres!

An Emerald Jewel!

• • • •

Situated on just under ½ an acre this stunning family home has been modernised to capture a seamless connection between indoor & outdoor living with 3 living areas inside & 2 outdoor entertaining areas. Zoned living completes the family friendly oorplan with aster at one end of the home with gorgeous ensuite  3 further bedrooms at the other end serviced by another beautiful bathroom.

Rare opportunity to purchase 137 acres of prime cleared land North facing aspect with views towards the Warburton Ranges 64 mega litre licence (approx) Power and phone available

Contact: Grant Day 0417 565 745, Bethany Day 0438 844 968

Contact: Rebecca Halit 0429 888 367, Samantha Scott 0438 680 032

99 t Georges Road pper Beaconseld

48 Neville Street COCKATOO

$980,000 - $1,075,000

$435,000 - $475,000

agnicent iews Plus 5 Bedroom ome on 3 cres

Hills Classic in a Great Location!

Be prepared to fall in love with this property with its magnicent views, picturesue setting and family home that can easily entertain the masses inside and out he 5 bedroom home sits amongst tranuil gardens and offers uality lifestyle conveniently situated close to pper Beaconseld illage, schools and public transport

You can walk to everything Cockatoo has to offer including schools, shops, cafes, public transport & bulk billed medical clinic. The property is elevated offering a tranquil outlook to the tree tops beyond & has 3 bedrooms with BIRs, the Master with ensuite, updated kitchen with dishwasher, study & meals area & the family room with access to the undercover deck.

Contact: Grant Day 0417 565 745, Bethany Day 0438 844 968

Contact: Stephen Richards 0400 100 155

9 Beenak East Road Gembrook

18 Kings Road Emerald

$600,000 - $660,000

$690,000 - $760,000

Private Hideaway on 1.2 Acres!

Location, Location, Location!

This fantastic family home is in a great location, close to thriving Gembrook but privately set back from the road with lovely outlook. On offer is a home with generous living spaces & all the comforts & infrastructure you could need. Featuring 4 bedrooms plus study, 2 bathrooms, 2 living areas, gorgeous new kitchen, lock up garage, carport, sealed drive & a shed/man cave with power & plumbing.

When opportunity knocks, answer the door! Leave the car at home & walk to everything as this brilliantly located property is in the heart of Emerald. On offer is a generous allotment of a 1/4 acre of gently sloping cleared land with a charming 2 bedroom home. Extend & make this your dream home (STCA), or invest with the opportunity to subdivide (STCA) which ever you decide you can’t lose.

Contact: Aaron Day 0407 365 994, Tyson Bluhm 0437 843 820

Contact: Grant Day 0417 565 745, Bethany Day 0438 844 968

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$1,100,000 - $1,200,000

Healesville

$450,000 - $495,000

Rise Above the Rest!

Warm and Inviting Family Home

ith tone entry column, granite road inlay and an avenue of tunning tree,  ontalto ie i a ought after and ecluive land offering in yterield remier addre, the coveted arrington tate. ituated amongt a number of yterield inet lifetyle home and roertie, thi wonderful block of land ha tunning outlook and view from every angle acro yterield and beyond and will be ure to et heart racing.  once in a lifetime oortunity to build your dream home T, thi    acre block aro.

In a fabulous location and on a corner allotment of over ¼ acre, is this great home with loads of charm, loads of space, views and an abundance of opportunity. The main lounge has a feeling of yeteryear with a coy wood ire, ah window and hardwood ooring and oen to a large decking. The house has 3 good sized bedrooms, the master providing a full ensuite with triple robes.

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Contact: Samantha Price 0438 795 190

113 Birmingham Road Mount Evelyn

$630,000 - $670,000

Lilydale

$450,000 - $485,000

The Perfect Family Home

Modern Townhouse – Walking Distance to Everything!

The home includes three spacious bedrooms with built in robes plus a study/forth bedroom and master bedroom with ensuite and spa bath. The centrally located kitchen and meals area is bathed in natural light and provides for social living and entertaining with a fabulous under cover barbecue deck adjacent overlooking the rear yard. The kitchen include a dihwaher, endle torage ace and an abundance of bench ace. The eibility of the oor lan continue with a light illed family room which rovide a large amount of ace for living and entertaining.

Modern 2 bedroom home, minutes’ walk to the main street, shops & the railway station, numerous cafes, as well as parks & schools. The 2 storey townhouse offers 2 bedrooms, main bathroom on the nd level and bonu of a further toilet downtair, kitchen give lenty of bench ace  ow smoothly towards the living area. Outside a lovely private backyard & access to the single garage.

Contact: Ryan Bell 0417 052 297

Contact: Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513

1 Warwick Road Montrose

$660,000 - $720,000

2823 Warburton Hwy Wesburn

$780,000 - $830,000

Fun for all the Family!

Step Back In Time

This three bedroom, two bathroom family home with beautiful gardens and multiple outdoor entertaining zones is perfectly positioned close to the heart of Montrose and is sure to impress. Stepping inside, the home comprises three bedrooms (two with BIR’s and the master with semi ensuite), main family bathroom with spa bath, shower and earate , light illed dining and living one, functional kitchen with ga tove, electric oven and dihwaher whilt an adjacent tudy nook rovide the home with added eibility. ucted heating and evaorative cooling enure that your comfort i taken care of whilt the triking oorboard rovide a warm and homely feel. utide, well etablihed garden, hedge and a variety of fruit tree rovide rivacy, colour and contrat throughout the year whilt multile outdoor decking areas ensure there is no shortage of space to entertain guests. The sizeable rear yard with cubby, swing set and slides i the ultimate one for the kid to lay and elore whilt the nearby deck enure arent have a ot to it and uervie while at the ame time taking in the triking hill view.

Privacy is assured and charm is in abundance in this absolutely gorgeous home. Designed and decorated with thought and care, this home will no doubt bring great joy to its new owners. The character home is nestled into a very private half acre (approx.) allotment, with stunning Warburton Ranges views and adjoining neighbouring farmland. The warmth of the home is evident walking through the front door and gazing along the traditional styled hallway, where 3 large bedrooms plus a study are accessed and you are drawn to the library and main living zones. If you love to laze on a window seat and read a book, then the library living area and adjoining ofice will be one of your favorite spots, or you may wish snuggle in front of the roaring wood ire in the lounge where the family will love to gather. The chef of the family will be thrilled with the layout of the stylish kitchen with ample bench space to prepare the feasts, cook in the 900ml oven and enjoy the space and convenience of the butler’s pantry. The living and dining overlook your yard and the distant mountains and through French doors you can enjoy indoor/outdoor living.

Contact: Jarrod Peterson 0409 408 544

Contact: Samantha Price 0438 795 190 Inspection: Thur 4 - 4.30pm Sat 11 - 11.30am (Photo ID Required)

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Mount Evelyn Under 14 dual premiers 2017. 172437

Pictures: KATH GANNAWAY

Gembrook-Cockatoo Under 16 Premiers 2017. 172438

Brookers win well

By Kath Gannaway Gembrook-Cockatoo, Mount Evelyn, Healesville and Woori Yallock junior football clubs shared the excitement and rewards of the 2017 AFL Yarra Ranges Junior Grand Finals on Sunday.

The Under 16s saw the hills sides represented with Monbulk Hawks taking on Gembrook-Cockatoo in a game that gave spectators some courageous football.

Monbulk were the team to beat on paper, but it was Gembrook-Cockatoo who lifted on the day and ultimately out-ran Monbulk to register the win 10.12(72) to 6.8(44).

Down, but not out, at three-quarter time, the Hawks came out fighting in the last quarter, but the Brookers were having none of it and piled on speed and the goals to claim the flag.

Gembrook-Cockatoo coach Brad Snoxell paid credit to Monbulk saying they had played a stellar year to stay in top spot.

“The ball bounced our way a bit today,” he said, but gave his boys their dues also saying they had fulfilled the vision they had at the beginning of the year to be holding the 2017 premiership cup aloft on grand final day.

“You have worked extremely hard to be standing here,” he said.

Frankie Trott was Best On Ground for Gembrook-Cockatoo and Austin Richardson for Monbulk.

The Under 14s match between Mount Evelyn and Healesville was always going to be a close one, but noone could have guessed the final outcome - the first draw in memory of an Under 14 grand final.

In another low-scoring game the Rovers and the Bloods held each other to account at every turn and had the crowd on tenterhooks as the score hung on 26 points each with just minutes to the final siren.

Some great work by both backlines held off what each of them needed to grab that successful shot at the sticks - a point or a goal would have done it - and the scoreboard told the story

Mount Evelyn and Healesville Under 14s on the ball (from left) Riley Dash, Liam Bowden, Sam Warren and Darcy Close. 172437 Healesville 3.8(26) to Mount Evelyn 4.2(26).

Another five minutes each end saw desperation football with both sides throwing everything they could at breaking the deadlock, including some hard-ball tackling and long kicks, to face another siren on 26-all.

The league officials, and coaches declared a worthy result for two teams that had won in equal measure.

“You never game up,” Healesville coach Marcus Howie told his team and Mount Evelyn coach Mark Holly had the same message.

“Two teams have butted heads for an extra 10 minutes and you could not wish for a better result,” he said.

“You have both won a grand final; both teams deserved that win,” he said.

Best on Ground for Mount Evelyn was Daniel Coutts and for Healesville Daniel Ebbels.

Earlier in the day, Woori Yallock came away with the first Premiership Cup of the day in the Under 11s in a low-scoring, goal for goal four quarters that saw the Tigers win by one point 2.1.13 to Healesville Red’s young Bloods on 2.0.12. Baylin Spen-

Healesville's Jayden Garvey competes for the ball with Mount Evelyn's Bailey Syswerda and Daniel Chamberlin. 172437

Gembrook-Cockatoo's Morgan Watson evades Monbulk's Will Fahey and Campbell Stiff with Gembrook's Connor Moody on the right. 172438 cer played a brilliant game for Woori, and likewise Zane Anderson-Hunter, who were umpires’ choice for Best on the Ground.

The Woori Tigers and Healesville Bloods ran out onto the Yarra Glen oval next to battle it out for the Under 12 flag.

Healesville made the running from the first bounce and despite the efforts

Brookers' Kai Gelastopoulos and Monbulk's Brendon te Boekhorst fly for the mark in the Under 16s grand final. Looking on Frankie Trott BOG for Gembrook and Tom Taylor for Monbulk. 172438

of a determined Woori came away with a convincing 36-point win 7.3.45 to 1.3.9.

Best on Ground for Healesville was Cameron Nyko and for Woori Yallock Matty Milkins.

Chair of AFL Yarra Ranges congratulated all the teams who ran out on the biggest day of the year for the junior competition saying it had been a

great day for junior football.

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“It’s pleasing that the teams’ sportsmanship and the feeling between the clubs is obviously really strong.

“They respect each other ... win or lose that respect is there.”

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Finals action for the AFL

By Cameron Hutchison AFL YARRA RANGES

Division 1 Seniors Qualifying Final Seniors Olinda-Ferny Creek 14.22(106) d Healesville 5.17(47) Olinda will take on Woori Yallock next week in the second semi-final while Healesville will need to regroup as they take on Wandin in the last chance first semi next week. Olinda peppered the goals against the wind in the first quarter, kicking 2.8 to 1.4 but inaccuracy made the quarter time margin only 10 points. With the wind, they could not find the big sticks with another 2.8 to Healesville’s two behinds and the lead at the main break was 28 points. Their accuracy was still under question in the third term but both sides contested the ball and both kicked 3.5.

Olinda found the goals in the last, kicking 7.1 to 1.6 to come away with a big 59-point win at the final siren. Olinda will need to sort out their goalkicking for next week as 36 scoring shots to 22 should have seen the final margin a whole lot different to what it ended up.

Olinda-Ferny Creek Goals: J. Charge 3, N. Keegan 2, B. Walter 2, T. Millwood 1, D. Wilson 1, L. Taylor 1, M. Bonuda 1, C. Brown 1, K. Currie 1, E. Greenall 1. Best: M. Hottes, J. Wallis, J. Charge, C. Beattie, D. Fitzgerald, E. Greenall.

Healesville Goals: R. Woodford 2, D. Anderson 1, J. Nugent 1, S. Donkin 1. Best: T. Costigan, L. Daly, N. Mende, D. Plozza, S. Donkin, J. Savage.

Elimination Final Seniors Wandin 7.11(53) d Upwey-Tecoma 4.13(37) Wandin will take on Healesville in the first semi next week while Upwey-Tecoma’s season has come to an end. In a low-scoring game, UpweyTecoma got the jump in the first term, kicking 3.3 with the wind to just one behind. Wandin bounced back in the second quarter, kicking 6.5 and held Upwey-Tecoma to only four behinds.

The margin at the main break was 17 points in Wandin’s favour. Inaccuracy plagued Wandin in the third term with a 1.5 quarter but Upwey could only manage 1.1. Upwey-Tecoma held Wandin scoreless in the last but could not convert when it mattered and only kicked five behinds to give Wandin the win at the final siren.

Wandin Goals: M. Polkinghorne 4, P. Hodgett 2, D. Hirst 1. Best: R. Ross, D. Stephen, M. Polkinghorne, N. Molnar, P. Bruzzese, M. O’Donohue.

Upwey-Tecoma Goals: J. Hackett 2, D. Waters 1, J. Tailby 1. Best: C. Hayes, D. Sloane, J. Hackett, K. Grenda, B. Oates, J. Hevern.

Division 1 Reserves Qualifying Final Healesville 11.19(85) d Wandin 5.2(32) Healesville Best: P. Connell, T. Sund, R. Carruthers, R. Hay, C. Barclay, R. Saric-Skewes.

Wandin Best: T. Adamson, S. Berner, C. Foley, A. Rouget, M. McKenzie, A. Wisby.

Elimination Final Mount Evelyn 12.9(81) d Emerald 3.4(22) Mount Evelyn Best: Not provided.

Emerald Best: K. Burns, T. Wilson, J. Fidanza, J. O’Brien, H. Leo, C. Bray.

Under 18s Qualifying Final Mount Evelyn 11.14(80) d Healesville 4.5(29) Mount Evelyn Best: J. Shaw, M. Gibbons, D. Maunder, C. Burton, M. Darke, M. Bail.

Healesville Best: K. Brown, J. Rosser, E. Muke, L. Schatz, C. Fulford, N. MacDonald.

Qualifying Final 2 Emerald 7.6(48) d Wandin 2.6(18)

Belgrave shot well in their clash with Yarra Glen. 172473 Emerald Best: M. Thomas, C. Roma, T. Thomsen, S. Kapahnke, J. Zimmerling, R. Goonan.

Wandin Best: T. Smith, B. Stokes, T. Garner, R. Smith, A. Mandl, A. Baker.

Elimination Final Upwey-Tecoma 10.8(68) d Gembrook-Cockatoo 5.8(38) Upwey-Tecoma Best: L. Sholer, T. Holland, A. Grenda, N. Duckworth, T. Hauler, A. Bartils.

Gembrook-Cockatoo Best: M. Templeton, C. Downard, D. McKinley, D. South, J. Firrito, M. Frazzetto.

Elimination Final 2 Woori Yallock 9.10(64) d Warburton-Millgrove 3.6(24) Woori Yallock Best: S. Burnside, L. Falkingham, J. Aitchison, M. Anderson, T. Amarant, R. Whitworth.

Warburton-Millgrove Best: M. Read, P. Hay, J. Bishop, C. Reiffel, M. Leeds, B. MacDonald.

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Qualifying finals Division 1 A Grade Woori Yallock 47 d Wandin 37 Woori Yallock will face off against Olinda-Ferny Creek next week in the second semi and Wandin will take on Warburton-Millgrove in the last chance first semi next week. Woori Yallock got the early break shooting 12 goals to 10 in the first term. They opened the margin up a bit in the second quarter shooting 10 goals to eight but he margin was still only four goals at half-time. A strong third quarter saw Woori Yallock shoot 16 goals to eight and their break was now 12 goals and now out of reach of Wandin. Wandin outscored Woori Yallock in the last but their run was left all too late.

Woori Yallock Goals: Stacey Fleming 25, Sarah Hogan 22. Best: Abby Stranger, Sarah Hogan, Casey Barnes.

Wandin Goals: Jackie Cullimore 16, Sinead Lumsden 13, Carly McDonnell 8. Best: Tayissa Coppinger,

Sinead Lumsden, Jackie Cullimore.

Division 1 B Grade Olinda-Ferny Creek 43 d Wandin 39 Olinda-Ferny Creek Best: Melanie Van Diemen, Jacqui Carr, Carolyn Bates.

Wandin Best: Keeley Iedema, Kelly Nicol, Tash Halton.

Division 1 C Grade Woori Yallock 30 d Olinda Ferny Creek 26 Woori Yallock Best: Kimberly Williams, Ellie Van Der Westhuizen, Ashleigh Borthwick.

Olinda Ferny Creek Best: Alana Wallis, Romy Schauble, Paris Tilley.

Division 1 D Grade Olinda-Ferny Creek 32 d Warburton Millgrove 30 Olinda-Ferny Creek Best: Leah Cody, Casey Seymour, Michelle Tomlinson.

Warburton-Millgrove Best: Cathy Pye, Teagan Adams, Peta Adams.

Elimination Finals (Saturday 2nd September) Divison 1 A Grade Warburton-Millgrove 49 d Monbulk Hawks 28 Warburton-Millgrove Best: Karly Wappett, Bridget Nix, Bianca Daniels.

Monbulk Hawks Best: Paige Whitworth, Olivia McPherson, Nicole MacDowell.

Division 1 B Grade Monbulk Hawks 45 d Warburton Millgrove 42 Monbulk Hawks Best: Megan Coad, Olivia Crook, Sara Zachariah.

Warburton-Millgrove Best: Natalie Jaman-Hogan, Brianna Hipwell, Melanie Hancock.

Division 1 C Grade Warburton-Millgrove 34 d UpweyTecoma 23 Warburton-Millgrove Best: Jacqueline Darwell, Morgan Moran, Saman-

Olinda-Ferny Creek's Blake Walter marks strongly in the final against Pictures: BETHANY HUTCHISON Healesville. 172473 tha Hansen.

Upwey-Tecoma Best: Christine Thompson, Tamieka Stapleton, Shannon Lennie.

Division 1 D Grade Woori Yallock 29 d Healesville 15 Woori Yallock Best: Madelaine Noble, Nikki Evans, Sophie Young.

Healesville Best: Kate Methven, Caitlyn Morris, Ruby Smith.

AFL YARRA RANGES 17 AND UNDER NETBALL

Qualifying Final Wandin 20 d Healesville 10 Elimination Final Olinda Ferny Creek 35 d Mount Evelyn 31 Division 2 Seniors 2nd Semi Final Seniors Yarra Glen 11.18(84) d Belgrave 10.13(73) Yarra Glen have beaten all the tipsters and shown that they are premiership contenders after knocking off minor premiers Belgrave and heading straight into the Grand Final, while Belgrave will have to come up against Powelltown in a preliminary final next week. Yarra Glen got the early break in the first term kicking 2.4 but Belgrave came back late in the quarter and kicked 2.4 to take a one point lead into quarter-time. Yarra Glen played some tough, hard footy in the second quarter, kicking 2.7 and held Belgrave to only three behinds and the lead were now Yarra Glen’s by 15 points. Belgrave outscored Yarra Glen in the third term kicking 4.4 to 3.3 and they reduced the margin to eight points at three-quarter time. The lead went up and down during the last quarter but Yarra Glen were never headed; they had more inside 50 opportunities than Belgrave kicking 4.5 to 4.2 but Belgrave were always in with a chance to steal victory but Yarra Glen held strong in the end.

Yarra Glen Best: R. McDermott, J. Clare, B. Ashton, R. Smith, R. Gurney,

M. Gower.

Belgrave Best: D. Noy, R. Fitzgerald, T. Marks, J. Brown, T. Stubley, Y. Curtis.

1st Semi-Final Seniors Powelltown 14.14(104) d Seville 13.17(95) Powelltown Best: R. Johnson, M. Pote, D. Roy, J. Walker, M. McLaughlin, J. Rohan.

Seville Best: D. Broadway, M. Cecere, A. Wind, J. Neal, B. Penwill.

Division 2 Reserves 2nd Semi-Final Reserves Belgrave 14.5(89) d Powelltown 6.6(42) 1st Semi-Final Reserves Yarra Glen 3.10(28) d Alexandra 2.8(20) NETBALL

2nd Semi-Finals Division 2 A Grade Belgrave 65 d Yarra Glen 12 Belgrave Best: Lauren Bennett, Angela Jeffery, Kalen Winters.

Yarra Glen Best: Chelsea Birchall, Prue Purdey, Georgia Taylor.

Division 2 B Grade Belgrave 43 d Yea 33 Division 2 C Grade Belgrave 32 d Yea 24 Division 2 D Grade Yarra Glen 17 d Belgrave 11 NETBALL

1st Semi-Finals Division 2 A Grade Kinglake 49 d Yea 37 Kinglake Best: Jade White, Samantha Goggins, Laura Atkins. Yea Best: Meg Sundblom, Bridget O’Dwyer, Chelsea Spagnolo.

Division 2 B Grade Alexandra 42 def Yarra Glen 32 Division 2 C Grade Kinglake 29 d Yarra Glen 27 Division 2 D Grade Yea 24 d Alexandra 11

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